Everything in the ego’s world is the result of comparing.
I compared myself to other salesmen and would blame myself because I wasn’t making as much money as them.
I compared myself to other salesmen and would blame myself because I wasn’t making as much money as them.
When I started doing meditation, I began to build separation from this egoistical mind, which is consistently making these comparisons.
A lot of us try something and get rejected, so we give up.
Even worse, we blame ourselves for a long time and get depressed.
When I started to do meditation, I began to identify my ego and was able to build separation from it. That’s what happens when we meditate: We separate from the part of ourselves that dwells on comparisons, and start learning to live a life that isn’t driven by our egos.
A lot of us try something and get rejected, so we give up.
Even worse, we blame ourselves for a long time and get depressed.
When I started to do meditation, I began to identify my ego and was able to build separation from it. That’s what happens when we meditate: We separate from the part of ourselves that dwells on comparisons, and start learning to live a life that isn’t driven by our egos.
https://tinybuddha.com/blog/9-powerful-life-lessons-from-studying-with-a-monk/
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